Hi, sorry to have kept you all waiting.
Well good news is we're having a little boy so finally another blue bean to add to the list!!
Most of the scan was fine but they found a choroid plexus cyst which is not a problem on its own but can be a soft marker for edwards syndrome or trisomy 18. Have been doing abit of searching on internet and the chances of me aged 28 having a baby with T-18 if the scan had shown no cyst would be 1 in 6000 and something, with the cyst it is 1 in 371 so is still quite a low risk, I think this is lower than what is classed as high risk for downs isnt it? And there were no other problems found so chances are baby is absolutely fine and the cyst will just disappear on its own. cant help worrying abit though and edwards syndrome from what ive read is very serious so theres no middle ground to soften the blow iyswim, its not like we can think oh well it mite just be a little bit bad, its all or nothing. But 1 in 371 is very low. Saw dr at the hospital this morning (consultant too busy as always!) and he started off talking about having scans every 4 weeks then went to talk to consultant and came back and said no more scans at all. But I might talk more to my mw or dr as apparently most cysts disappear completely by around 28 weeks so to have a scan then could show its gone which would be a huge relief or could show further problems have developed in which case we could start preparing ourselves. Its not knowing thats the pain in the arse. And i was saying to dp normally im fine at coping with this sort of thing, at ds's 6 week check he had a heart murmur and we had to have tests for that, luckily all was completely normal, but I was fine, I worried a little bit obviously but remained fairly sensible and calm and just waited for results before i started thinking the worst. But pg hormones and sensible calm thinking really dont go well together!! Im not really worrying too much (she says trying to convince herself as much as everyone else!) but it has just taken the shine off things a little bit. And I read some things about edwards syndrome I probably really shouldn't have, it seems to be worse statistics on some sites than others but survival rates are not good. But realistically I'm fairly certain he's gonna be fine
And we're still very excited about our lovely, extremely active, wriggly little baby boy!